Mr. Dylan's prognosis for America is a ruthless clampdown on everything from behavior to collective memory.
"This behavior was an extreme departure from behavior that we have seen in the past," she said.
It may be foolish for a concertgoer to try to decipher the character of a performer from behavior onstage.
A big percentage of the costs employers face for people with diabetes and hypertension springs from behavior, not genetics.
Ms. Hendricks, whose first anorexic symptoms appeared at 14, underwent 10 years of treatment that ran from behavior modification to exorcism.
Daily, she confronts the fallout from behavior that has been reckless or cruel, with injuries caused by drug overdoses, drunken drivers and drive-by shootings.
Virginia prisons weigh misconduct in infraction points, which can accrue from behavior as innocuous as sleeping through an early-morning head count.
The lawsuit is among the biggest cases the S.E.C. has brought stemming from behavior during the financial crisis, and Mr. Tourre, 34, has steadfastly denied wrongdoing.
According to Mill's "harm principle," we should almost never stop people from behavior that affects only themselves, because people know best what they themselves want.
But the link is weak in determining from behavior whether someone is lying, the report said, and "nonexistent" for determining "when individuals hold terrorist intent and beliefs".
The study of life entails inquiry into many different facets of existence, from behavior and development to anatomy and physiology to taxonomy, ecology, and evolution.
